Final Conference of the First Funding Phase

15-16 December 2014 Bamberg, Germany

Coordinated by: Prof. Dr. Sabine Weinert and Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Hans-Peter Blossfeld

Organised by: Nora Skopek and Rebecca Wirries

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Content 1. Program ...... 3 2. Directions ...... 5 2.1. To the Wilhelmspost ...... 5 2.1.1. From the ‘Hotel Bamberger Hof’ ...... 5 2.1.2. From the ‘Hotel Europa’ ...... 5 2.1.3. From the ‘Hotel am Brauerei-Dreieck’ ...... 5 2.1.4. From the railway station ‘Bamberg Bahnhof’ ...... 6 2.2. To the ‘Hotel Bamberger Hof‘ ...... 6 2.2.1. From the railway station ‘Bamberg Bahnhof’ ...... 6 2.3. To the ‘Hotel Europa’ ...... 6 2.3.1. From the railway station ‘Bamberg Bahnhof’ ...... 6 2.4. To the ‘Hotel am Brauerei-Dreieck’ ...... 7 2.4.1. From the railway station ‘Bamberg Bahnhof’ ...... 7 3. Organizational issues ...... 8 3.1. Location and registration ...... 8 3.2. Length of the presentations ...... 8 3.3. Audio visual equipment ...... 8 3.4. Internet access ...... 8 3.5. Meals, coffee and tea breaks ...... 8 3.6. Joint dinner...... 9 3.7. Reimbursement of travel costs ...... 9 3.8. Contact persons ...... 9 4. List of participants ...... 10

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1. Program

Monday, 15 December 2014

09.00 – 09.15 Welcome R104 Sabine Weinert and Hans-Peter Blossfeld 09.15 – 10.45 Session 1: Economics of education I R104 Discussion: Stephan L. Thomsen

1) Patrick Puhani, Maresa Sprietsma, Margret Sterrenberg Equal chances by the second educational pathway (zweiter Bildungsweg)? - Labor market returns after a late higher education qualification

2) Ludger Wößmann, Guido Schwerdt, Bernhard Enzi Determinants of teacher effectiveness - Within-student between-subject evidence from Germany

Moderation: Sylvie Rzepka 10.45 – 11.00 Coffee 11.00 – 12.30 Session 2: Educational trajectories and regional context R104 Discussion: Alexandra Nonnenmacher

1) Steffen Hillmert, Katarina Weßling, Andreas Hartung School-to-work Transitions: Structural change and the relevance of regional labour-market conditions

2) Wolfgang Ludwig-Mayerhofer, Alexandra Wicht Occupational aspirations and ethnic school segregation – Contagion effects among German and immigrant youths

Moderation: Alessandra Minello 12.30 – 13.30 Lunch 13.30 – 15.00 Session 3a: Educational trajectories and migration R104 Discussion: Clemens Kroneberg and Rolf Becker

1) Frank Kalter, Benjamin Schulz Social embeddedness and socio-economic incorporation. Explaining origins of ethnic stratifications in Germany over the life-course

2) Irena Kogan, Manuel Siegert Gender specific career aspirations of migrant students

Moderation: Bernadette Strobel 15.00 – 15.15 Coffee 15.15 – 16.00 Session 3b: Educational trajectories and migration R104 Discussion: Clemens Kroneberg and Rolf Becker

3) Cornelia Kristen, Petra Stanat, Aileen Edele, Bernadette Strobel, Julian Seuring Language use within and outside the family: How does it affect immigrant students’ destination language proficiency?

Moderation: Benjamin Schulz 16.00 – 16.30 Coffee

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16.30 – 18.00 Session 4: Economics of education II R104 Discussion: Samuel Mühlemann

1) Katja Görlitz, Marcus Tamm, Sylvie Rzepka Schooling and regional factors as determinants of employees' participation in further education- A summary of main findings

2) Bernd Fitzenberger, Aderonke Osikominu, Christian Dustman, Markus Zimmermann Cohort changes in the school-to-work transition of lower and middle secondary graduates in Germany

Moderation: Bernhard Enzi 18.15 Joint Dinner Room 220

Tuesday, 16 December 2014

09.00 – 10.30 Session 1: Gender and family in educational and occupational careers R104 Discussion: Marlis Buchmann

1) Hans-Peter Blossfeld, Alessandra Minello Who matters more? The impact of mothers’ and fathers’ education on sons’ and daughters’ educational attainments in West Germany

2) Corinna Kleinert, Kathrin Leuze, Ann-Christin Hausmann, Dörthe Gatermann Occupational sex segregation in West Germany – Development and consequences for gender inequalities

Moderation: Katarina Weßling 10.30 – 10.45 Coffee 10.45 – 12.15 Session 2: Methodological issues – Missing data and imputation strategies R104 Discussion: Irini Moustaki

1) Steffi Pohl, Claus Carstensen, Carmen Köhler Investigating mechanisms for missing responses in competence tests

2) Jörg Drechsler, Hans Kiesl, Joe Sakshaug, Matthias Speidel Linking NEPS with administrative data for nonresponse bias adjustment

Moderation: Markus Zimmermann 12.15 – 13.15 Lunch 13.15 – 14.45 Session 3: Early childhood education and schooling reforms R104 Discussion: Cordula Artelt

1) Sabine Weinert, Hans-Günther Roßbach, Jan-David Freund, Anja Sommer Early competencies and home learning environment – Validity of videobased assessments of the NEPS birth cohort

2) Ulrich Trautwein, Jochen Kramer, Wolfgang Wagner Same course, same achievement? Effects of the introduction of compulsory courses by the reform of upper secondary schooling in Thuringia

Moderation: Florian Wohlkinger 14.45 – 15.00 Coffee 15.00 – 16.30 Session 4: Educational transition timing and higher education dropout R104 Discussion: Kai Schnabel Cortina

1) Nicole Tieben, Mirte Scholten Higher education drop out in times of high unemployment

2) Hartmut Ditton, Cornelia Riedel, Florian Wohlkinger Educational transitions in secondary school - Transition timing and achievement

Moderation: Jan-David Freund 4

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2. Directions 2.1. To the Wilhelmspost

The conference takes place at the ‘Leibniz Institute for Educational Trajectories (LifBi)’ located in the Wilhelmspost in room 104 (R104) on the first floor.

Leibniz Institute for Educational Trajectories Wilhelmsplatz 3 96047 Bamberg

2.1.1. From the ‘Hotel Bamberger Hof’ A) By foot (6 min walk, 450 m) 1. Head south on Schönleinsplatz toward Zinkenwörth (10 m). 2. Turn left onto Zinkenwörth (42 m). 3. Continue straight onto Schönleinsplatz (86 m). 4. Turn left to stay on Schönleinsplatz (14 m). 5. Turn right onto Friedrichstraße (200 m). 6. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Wilhelmstraße (86 m). 7. You will find yourself in front of the Wilhelmspost. https://goo.gl/maps/aJZ8w

B) By taxi Please note that we will not reimburse taxi costs. Call (+49) 951 15015.

2.1.2. From the ‘Hotel Europa’ A) By foot (11 min walk, 900 m) 1. Head east on Untere Königstraße toward Kettenbrückstraße (29 m). 2. Turn right onto Ketten- brückstraße (140 m). 3. Turn left onto Heinrichsdamm (650 m). 4. Turn right onto Wilhelmstraße (54 m). 7. You will find yourself in front of the Wilhelmspost. https://goo.gl/maps/GqI97

B) By taxi Please note that we will not reimburse taxi costs. Call (+49) 951 15015.

2.1.3. From the ‘Hotel am Brauerei-Dreieck’ A) By foot (12 min walk, 950 m) 1. Head southwest on Holzgartenstraße toward Koppenhofgasse (28 m). 2. Turn right onto Koppen- hofgasse (190 m). 3. Turn right onto Egelseestraße (110 m). 4. Turn right to stay on Egelseestraße (100 m). 5. Turn left onto Hemmerleinstraße (170 m). 6. Turn right onto Kunigundendamm (140 m). 7. Turn left onto Marienbrücke (150 m). 8. Continue onto Wilhelmstraße (54 m). 7. You will find yourself in front of the Wilhelmspost. https://goo.gl/maps/guhRa

B) By taxi Please note that we will not reimburse taxi costs. Call (+49) 951 15015.

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2.1.4. From the railway station ‘Bamberg Bahnhof’ A) By foot (16 min walk, 1.3 km) 1. Head southeast toward Ludwigstraße (54 m). 2. Turn left onto Ludwigstraße (300 m). 3. Continue onto Schwarzenbergstraße (190 m). 4. Turn right onto Pfisterstraße (150 m). 5. Continue onto Peuntstraße (230 m). 6. Continue straight onto Marienplatz (140 m). 7. Continue onto Marienbrücke 150 m). 8. Continue onto Wilhelmstraße (54 m). 9. You will find yourself in front of the Wilhelmspost. https://goo.gl/maps/vVjbw

B) By taxi Please note that we will not reimburse taxi costs. Call (+49) 951 15015.

If you encounter problems finding the way, you can call Rebecca Wirries [+49] 176 311 95410.

2.2. To the ‘Hotel Bamberger Hof‘

Hotel Bamberger Hof Schönleinsplatz 4 96047 Bamberg Phone: +49 951 98550 http://www.hotelbambergerhof.de/

2.2.1. From the railway station ‘Bamberg Bahnhof’ A) By foot (16 min walk, 1.3 km) 1. Head southeast toward Ludwigstraße (54 m). 2. Turn right onto Ludwigstraße (45 m). 3. Turn left onto Luitpoldstraße (650 m). 4. Slight left to stay on Luitpoldstraße (130 m) 5. Continue onto Willy- Lessing-Straße (300 m). 6. Turn right onto Lange Straße (59 m). 7. Turn left onto Schönleinsplatz (73 m). [Destination will be on the right.] https://goo.gl/maps/sYNSJ

B) By taxi Please note that we will not reimburse taxi costs. Call (+49) 951 15015.

2.3. To the ‘Hotel Europa’

Hotel Europa Untere Königstraße 6-8 96052 Bamberg Phone: +49 951 3093020 http://www.hotel-europa-bamberg.de/

2.3.1. From the railway station ‘Bamberg Bahnhof’ A) By foot (10 min walk, 850 m) 1. Head southeast toward Ludwigstraße (54 m). 2. Turn right onto Ludwigstraße (45 m). 3. Turn left onto Luitpoldstraße (500 m). 4. Turn right onto Obere Königstraße (190 m). 5. Continue onto Untere Königstraße (52 m). [Destination will be on the right.] https://goo.gl/maps/1JeFp 6

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B) By taxi Please note that we will not reimburse taxi costs. Call (+49) 951 15015.

2.4. To the ‘Hotel am Brauerei-Dreieck’

Hotel am Brauerei-Dreieck Holzgartenstraße 12 96050 Bamberg Phone: +49 951 3018100 http://www.hotel-am-brauerei-dreieck.de/

2.4.1. From the railway station ‘Bamberg Bahnhof’ A) By foot (16 min walk, 1.3 km) 1. Head southeast toward Ludwigstraße (54 m). 2. Turn left onto Ludwigstraße (300 m). 3. Continue onto Schwarzenbergstraße (450 m). 4. Schwarzenbergstraße turns right and becomes Strickerstraße (61 m). 5. Turn left onto Nürnberger Straße (350 m). 6. Turn right onto Holzgartenstraße (110 m). [Destination will be on the left.] https://goo.gl/maps/0lWt1

B) By taxi Please note that we will not reimburse taxi costs. Call (+49) 951 15015.

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3. Organizational issues 3.1. Location and registration The conference takes place at the ‘Leibniz Institute for Educational Trajectories (LifBi)’ located in the Wilhelmspost in room 104 (R104) on the first floor.

Leibniz Institute for Educational Trajectories Wilhelmsplatz 3 96047 Bamberg

Registration will be possible throughout the whole duration of the conference. The registration desk can be found in front of R104.

3.2. Length of the presentations The conference will last two days and each research project will have 45 minutes for presentation and discussion. The presentations should be given in English and should last 20-25 minutes to leave ample time for discussion.

Please keep in mind that all papers and/or presentations have to be submitted to spp.neps@uni- bamberg.de by December 1, 2014, at the latest. Individual agreements with your paper discussant are possible, but in this case, you have to inform Nora Skopek via e-mail to spp.neps@uni- bamberg.de.

At the final conference, a renowned international expert in the field of educational research will discuss each presentation. The presentation of comments shall not exceed 10 minutes in order to leave time for comments from the audience.

3.3. Audio visual equipment The meeting room is fully equipped with a laptop and beamer. Please note that we do not have adapters or cables for Apple products.

3.4. Internet access The University of Bamberg is a participant in the eduroam Project (DFN Roaming). For further information, please visit: http://www.uni-bamberg.de/netz-service/mobil/eduroam-dfnroaming/.

3.5. Meals, coffee and tea breaks Coffee, tea, and sweets will be served during breaks. Unfortunately, lunch meals cannot be provided but we can recommend the following restaurants in close vicinity to the conference venue:

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Fellini – Italian Restaurant Efendi – Turkish Specialities Urbanstraße 6, 96047 Bamberg Urbanstraße 18, 96047 Bamberg Business lunch for about €6 Lunch from €3.5 to €6

Route from the Wilhelmspost to the recommended restaurants for lunch (Source: Google Maps 2012). 3.6. Joint dinner A joint dinner for the participants of the SPP colloquium will take place directly after the conference presentations on Monday, December 15 in the rooms of the LifBi. Please consider that it is necessary to register for the dinner in advance.

3.7. Reimbursement of travel costs For regular conference participants travel costs will be reimbursed after the conference. It is very important that you carefully preserve all original receipts and invoices.

Please note that we are not able to reimburse the costs of taxi or travel insurances and any exceptions should be discussed and approved in advance. Moreover, any travel cancellations or costs related to lack of conference participation cannot be reimbursed.

3.8. Contact persons In case of urgent problems or questions you can contact

Rebecca Wirries or Nora Skopek [+49] 176 311 95410 [+49] 151 57354378

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4. List of participants No. Name Institution E-Mail SPP1646 Project 01 Artelt, Cordula University of Bamberg [email protected] 02 Aßmann, Christian LifBi (Leibniz Institute for [email protected] Analyzing relations between latent competencies and Educational Trajectories), context information in the NEPS Bamberg 03 Becker, Rolf University of Bern [email protected] 04 Blossfeld, Hans- European University Institute, [email protected] Coordination project & Changes in gender-specific Peter Fiesole educational trajectories and their consequences for job entry and careers of men and women in Germany 05 Buchmann, Marlis University of Zürich [email protected] 06 Carstensen, Claus University of Bamberg [email protected] Modeling missing data in competence tests 07 Ditton, Hartmut Ludwig-Maximilians-University [email protected] Inequality in educational transitions during secondary Munich school: Family, regional and institutional conditions 08 Drechsler, Jörg IAB (Institute for Employment [email protected] Imputation and weighting to address nonresponse in Research), Nürnberg complex longitudinal educational surveys 09 Enzi, Bernhard ifo Institute, Munich [email protected] Value-added based measures of teacher effectiveness and their determinants in the German National Educational Panel Study 10 Festman, Julia University of Potsdam [email protected] Heterogeneity and reading competence: The role of institutional and home learning environment 11 Fitzenberger, University of Freiburg [email protected] Education and vocational training, transitions and labor Bernd freiburg.de market outcomes 12 Freund, Jan-David University of Bamberg [email protected] Video-based validity analyses of measures of early childhood competencies and home learning environment (ViVA) 13 Gaasch, Christoph University of Bamberg [email protected] Analyzing relations between latent competencies and context information in the NEPS 14 Gatermann, Leibniz Universität Hannover [email protected] Occupational sex segregation and its consequences for the Dörthe (re-) production of gender inequalities in the German labor market 15 Görlitz, Katja Freie Universität Berlin [email protected] Schooling and regional factors as determinants of employees' participation in further education

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16 Hägglund, Anna Leibniz Universität Hannover [email protected] Occupational sex segregation and its consequences for the Erika (re-)production of gender inequalities in the German labor market 17 Hartung, Andreas University of Tübingen [email protected] Social inequality in educational attainment: The impact of regional socio-economic environments 18 Hausmann, Ann- IAB (Institute for Employment [email protected] Occupational sex segregation and its consequences for the Christin Research), Nürnberg (re-)production of gender inequalities in the German labor market 19 Hillmert, Steffen University of Tübingen [email protected] Social inequality in educational attainment: The impact of regional socio-economic environments 20 Horr, Andreas Mannheim Centre for [email protected] Ethnic networks and the educational achievement of European Social Research mannheim.de immigrants across the life-span (MZES) 21 Kiss, David Leibniz Universität Hannover [email protected] Which role do classmates play for own achievement growth? An empirical analysis of the transmission channels through which ability peer effects operate 22 Kleinert, Corinna IAB (Institute for Employment [email protected] Occupational sex segregation and its consequences for the Research), Nürnberg (re-)production of gender inequalities in the German labor market 23 Koch, Stefan DFG (German Research [email protected] Foundation) 24 Köhler, Carmen University of Bamberg [email protected] Modeling missing data in competence tests 25 Kristen, Cornelia University of Bamberg [email protected] Immigrants’ first and second language proficiency and social integration 26 Kroneberg, University of Cologne [email protected] Clemens 27 Leuze, Kathrin Leibniz Universität Hannover [email protected] Occupational sex segregation and its consequences for the (re-) production of gender inequalities in the German labor market 28 Ludwig- University of Siegen [email protected] The effects of regional and neighbourhood contexts on Mayerhofer, siegen.de young people's aspirations and access to vocational Wolfgang education and training in Germany

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29 Minello, European University Institute, [email protected] Changes in gender-specific educational trajectories and Alessandra Fiesole their consequences for job entry and careers of men and women in Germany 30 Moustaki, Irini London School of Economics [email protected] 31 Mühlemann, Ludwig-Maximilians-University [email protected] Samuel Munich 32 Nonnenmacher, University of Siegen alexandra.nonnenmacher@uni- Alexandra siegen.de 33 Pohl, Steffi Freie Universität Berlin [email protected] Modeling missing data in competence tests 34 Rathmann, Julia Martin Luther University Halle- [email protected] The impact of compositional, contextual and institutional Wittenberg halle.de school characteristics on health and well-being throughout the educational career 35 Richter, Matthias Martin Luther University Halle- [email protected] The impact of compositional, contextual and institutional Wittenberg school characteristics on health and well-being throughout the educational career 36 Roth, Tobias University of Mannheim [email protected] Social Networks and the Transition from Education to Work 37 Ruland, Michael WZB (Berlin Social Science [email protected] New opportunities or reinforced disadvantages? Variation Center), Berlin in returns to low-achieving school leavers' participation in pre-vocational training measures 38 Rzepka, Sylvie RWI (Rheinisch-Westfälisches [email protected] Schooling and regional factors as determinants of Institut für Wirtschafts- employees' participation in further education forschung), Essen 39 Sakshaug, Joseph University of Michigan [email protected] Imputation and weighting to address nonresponse in complex longitudinal educational surveys 40 Schnabel Cortina, University of Michigan [email protected] Kai 41 Scholten, Mirte Mannheim Centre for [email protected] Educational- and occupational careers of tertiary education European Social Research mannheim.de drop-outs. A longitundinal analysis with the NEPS- (MZES) Erwachsenenpanel 42 Schulz, Benjamin University of Mannheim benjamin.schulz@uni- Ethnic networks and the educational achievement of mannheim.de immigrants across the life-span

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43 Seuring, Julian University of Bamberg [email protected] Immigrants’ first and second language proficiency and social integration 44 Siegert, Manuel University of Mannheim [email protected] Competencies and educational choices across gender and immigrant background in Germany - The role of gender socialisation 45 Skopek, Nora University of Bamberg [email protected] Coordination project 46 Sommer, Anja University of Bamberg [email protected] Video-based validity analyses of measures of early childhood competencies and home learning environment (ViVA) 47 Speidel, Matthias IAB (Institute for Employment [email protected] Imputation and weighting to address nonresponse in Research), Nürnberg complex longitudinal educational surveys 48 Sprietsma, Maresa ZEW (Center for European [email protected] The effect of geographical mobility, college quality and Economic Research), career interruptions on the returns to education Mannheim 49 Spörer, Nadine University of Potsdam [email protected] Heterogeneity and reading competence: The role of institutional and home learning environment 50 Sterrenberg, Leibniz Universität Hannover [email protected] The effect of geographical mobility, college quality and Margret career interruptions on the returns to education 51 Strobel, Bernadette University of Bamberg bernadette.strobel@uni- Immigrants’ first and second language proficiency and bamberg.de social integration 52 Thomsen, Stephan Niedersächsisches Institut für [email protected] L. Wirtschaftsforschung e.V. 53 Tieben, Nicole University of Mannheim [email protected] Educational- and occupational careers of tertiary education drop-outs. A longitudinal analysis with the NEPS- Erwachsenenpanel 54 Wagner, Wolfgang University of Tübingen [email protected] Using the NEPS database to examine effects of a reform in upper-secondary education on achievement differences, and gender disparities 55 Weinert, Sabine University of Bamberg [email protected] Coordination project & Video-based validity analyses of measures of early childhood competencies and home learning environment (ViVA) 56 Weßling, Katarina University of Tübingen katarina.wessling@uni- Social inequality in educational attainment: The impact of tuebingen.de regional socio-economic environments

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57 Wicht, Alexandra University of Siegen [email protected] The effects of regional and neighbourhood contexts on young people's aspirations and access to vocational education and training in Germany 58 Wirries, Rebecca University of Bamberg [email protected] Coordination project bamberg.de 59 Wohlkinger, Ludwig-Maximilians-University [email protected] Inequality in educational transitions during secondary Florian Munich school: Family, regional and institutional conditions 60 Zimmermann, University of Freiburg [email protected] Education and vocational training, transitions and labor Markus freiburg.de market outcomes